Our Daily Bread Stead Thin by The Editor
The note recalls a Sunday frost on November 4 marking the South’s brief danger of freezing. Humacao Puerto Rico readers send editions on the Nationalist plot against Truman, while Edgar Harris’s Times-Leader cites U.S. population growth and town life reflections. Local notes cover cattle and cotton belt areas in seven southwest Arkansas counties, listing Miller Little River Hempstead Nevada Clark LaPayette and Columbia as major cotton income counties in 1944.
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W. F. Hutchens
Hope Man
Humacao
Puerto Rico
Truman
Washington
Diario de Puerto Rico
el Impertial
Edgar G. Harris
West Point
Miss
Times-Leader
United States
Town Way
Arkansas
Hempstead
Federal Reserve
Bonk
St. Louis
Miller
Little River
Nevada
Clark
LaPayette
Columbia
Howard
Ouachita
Union
Crackdown on Two More Big Time Gamblers
Washington reports the Reyule crime investigating committee cracked down on two more major gamblers and warned of tougher action against racketeers. Estes Kefauver will seek contempt citations for Harry Stromberg alias Nig Rosen and Willie Weisberg after closed hearings. Russell, linked to Chicago gangsters, was indicted for contempt and posted bond in Miami.
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Washington
Reyule
al Klein
United Press
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
Harry Stromberg
Rosen
Philadelphia
Willie Weisberg
Congress
Stromberg
Weisberg
Harry Russell
Acunteerline
Chicago Gansters
Miami
Fis
U. S
William Mite
Russell
Chicago
Hej
Heavy Vote Expected in Arkansas Referenda News
Arkansas voters faced seven statewide questions on election day with Democrats favored to win the ticket while three referenda divided opinion. Governor McMath predicted a Democratic victory and supported the four year term amendment while several measures on school funds stock laws prohibition and liquor limits drew varied campaigns ahead of seven U S representatives and Senator Fulbright.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansans
Memath
McMath
Anothes
Storm
Jefferson W. Speck
Vance Clayton
Frank MccGillicuddy
U. S
Fulbright
Pentecostal Church to Start Revival
The First Pentecostal Church at ath and Ferguson will open a revival meeting on Wednesday November 4 led by Rev EB Cananion pastor of the Norphiet Church. Evangelist Walter Bailes formerly with West Virginia Home Folks and Grand Ole Opry will participate. The district fellowship meeting will convene during the revival. Services begin 7:30 p m on weekdays and 7 15 p m Sunday. Public invited by Rev H P Hudspeth.
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First Pentecostal Church
Ath and Ferguson
EB. F. Cananion
Norphiet Church
Walter Bailes
West Virginia
Grand Ole Opry
District Fellowship
H. P. Hudspeth
Former Washington resident dies in Texas at 55
D. B. Smedley aged 55, a former resident of Washington, died yesterday in a veterans hospital at Big Springs Texas. Survived by his widow and six children, including Mrs. Herman Ray of Hope James and D. H. Smedley of Roswell New Mexico Mrs. D. D. Cain of Big Springs Mrs. J. A. McKinney and Billie Smedley, Shirley and Danny Smedley of Snyder Texas.
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D. BH. Smedley
Washington
Big Springs
Texas
Herman Ray
Hope
James
D. H. Smedley
Roswell
N.M
D. D. Cain J
J. A. McKinney
Billey Smedley
Shirley
Danny Smedley
Snyder
Labor Board Rules Against Arkansas Firm
The National Labor Relations Board found Ozark Hardwood of Clarksville Arkansas engaged in unfair labor practices by discharging 28 employees for union activity. It ordered 27 reinstated and paid for time lost, plus cease interference with Local 4373 members. One employee not reimbursed for lost pay refused reinstatement.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Ozark Hardwood Company
Clarksville
Ark
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Ameriica Afl
Allen MccCullen
Union
Lust
Russia Parades Military Might on Revolution Anniversary
Moscow marks the 33rd anniversary of the Soviet revolution with a Red Square parade. Marshal Budenny denounces Anglo American imperialists for allegedly aiding Korea. Diplomats from the U.S. and Britain observe from near Lenin's mausoleum as flags adorn the city. The army's orders stress readiness amid alleged Western aggression.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
Russia
Seman Budenny
Red Cavalry
Red Square
Kremlin
Lenin
Yu. M. Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
Klementi Voroshilov
Amastas Mikoyan
Politburo
Alan G. Kirk
David Kelly
Thundred Budenny
United States
Korea
Politabar
A. M. Vassilevsky
Search Turns Up 7 Bodies Near Wreckage
Seven bodies have been found near the wreckage of a Mississippi river gravel dredge unit after a violent explosion. Wid James of Caruthersville, Me., part owner of Mississippi Sand and Gravel, reported three bodies recovered, named as Burt C. Wallace aged 32, Marley D. Fields aged 67, and Richard Kurta aged 25, all of Caruthersville. An eighth man, Paul Gadsey Jr., 20, of Caruthersville, was still missing. The blast occurred Oct. 30 during refueling as an all barge tied to the dredge.
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Richard Kurta
Caruthersvile
Sion
Drudge
Nearly 700 Votes Cast in City at 1 P.M. Tuesday
A city check shows about seven hundred votes recorded by 1 p.m. Tuesday in Hope, indicating unusually heavy turnout for a general election. The report notes timing considerations in pest spraying to target vulnerable stages.
National President of VFW Auxiliary guest at Hope High School banquet
Mrs. George A. Ig, national president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, spoke to about 169 people at a Hope High School banquet. Mayor Lyle Brown gave the welcome. Attendees included state and local auxiliary leaders, post commanders, and district officials from multiple communities. A reception followed with souvenirs, music, and autumn decor in blue and gold.
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George A
Sue) Ig
Edgewood
R. L
Hope High School
Fred Gresham
Lyle
W. M. Ramsey
Mae Cargile
Ramsey- Cargile
Alya Reynerson
Lou Smith
el Dorado
VFW
Hopewell Home Demonstration Club
Killie Hock
Magnolia
Lewisville
Texas Post
Texarkana
Highway 67
Fred Cook
Jim McKenzie
Commandse
Burke
John Keek
Slg
Mucker
Orville Taylor
Hinton Davis
Eliest
Byyner-ivory Mandira Company
Edward Aslin
Denver Hornaday
Henry Fenwick
The Helicopter Angels of Mercy in the Korean War
In Wonsan Korea a helicopter rescue surge saves downed pilots and wounded, transforming morale and battlefield efficiency. Marines and pilots praise the aircrews for lifting troops to safety and allowing front line decision making, with Lt Gus Lueddecke and Lt Robert Longstaff among noted rescuers.
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Stan Swinton
Hal Boyle
Wonsan
Korea
Angel of Mercy
Marine
Air
Navy
Edward Craig
First Marine Division
Marine Observation Squadron Six
Vincent J. Gottschalk
Pontiae
Mich
Ballefield
Craig
Macine
Flirty Nachlin
Bridgeport
Cand
Sikor
UN Confers on How to Handle MacArthur Charges
United Nations diplomats met in Lake Success to decide how to respond to General MacArthur's charges that Communist China has sent troops into Korea. A security council emergency session was called with Western diplomats weighing a restrained resolution aimed at avoiding direct war while opposing aggression. U.S. and British forces advanced near the Chongehor river and Pakhoi front as Chinese troops reportedly moved in civilian clothing amid heavy air action.
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Korea
Hamhung
North Korea
MacArthur
United Nations
NEA
China
Security Council
U. N
U.N
Macarrur
Red China
Pleping
Polping
U. S
Seoul
Noy
Chongehor River
Miles Atey
Pak¢hoi
Anju
U.S
Sinulju
Manchuria
Nadaly
Changjin Reservoir
Pungsan
Ow Pank
Ungi-river
Aralia
Thie. Divission
Regiment Om
Ee Fe U
First Cavalry
Anju: Kung
Fifth ‘Air Force
North Ap Kang
Reds
Frontier Command
Tokchon
Yalu River
Sinuiju
Tokyo
Quarterg
Chop River
Education Week Observed in Grade Schools Hope Dia
Grade schools in Hope Dia daid LA celebrate National Education Week with the theme Seveninieht ul for, and by the people. Oglesby classes discuss daily Slopics and study manual values, citizen responsibilities, the ballot, and school needs. Schools display work for National Book Week. music classes perform songs.
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Hope Diadaid
Upgey
Oglesby
Wid “Rec. Com
Ogiesby
Paisley
Fulton
Brookwood
Garland
Brook- Wood
al Uny
Hope Firm Files Incorporation Articles
The Split Hickory Company in Hope filed incorporation articles yesterday at the secretary of state's office. Authorized capital is $25,000. Incorporators are William Stephen son, H. EB. Luck and Lyle Brown, all of Hope.
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Split Hickory Company
No Verdict on Mysterious Slaying in El Dorado
In El Dorado the coroner's inquest failed to identify the killer or motives in the slaying of a unidentified man aged 30 to 35. The body was found in a wooded area seven miles north after two black dogs led residents to the scene. The coroner's jury ruled death by a broken neck caused by an unknown party.
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EL Dorado
Corontr
O. &. Bishop
Bishop
Belgians Deny Sending Arms to Red China
Brussels reports denials from the Belgian government and its largest munitions firm that Belgium exports arms to Communist China. A government communique states no arms shipments have been authorized despite a La Cite article claiming 4.7 million dollars of machine guns and bullets were exported in the first nine months of 1950.
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Brussels
Belgium
China
Denisis
la Cite
Mao Tse-tung
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